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The Ubiquiti Omni Antenna airMAX MiMo 5GHz 10dBi is a sophisticated Carrier Class antenna engineered to seamlessly integrate with Ubiquiti Rocket M radios (sold separately). This 2x2 dual-polarity MIMO omnidirectional antenna is specifically designed for robust and reliable performance across the 5 GHz frequency band. Offering a gain of 10 dBi, the Ubiquiti Omni Antenna is built for exceptional durability, with wind survivability rated up to 125 mph, making it suitable for various environmental conditions. Its plug-and-play integration with Ubiquiti Rocket M radios allows for the creation of a powerful 360-degree omnidirectional base station with minimal setup effort. The airMAX Omni Antenna features a groundbreaking 2x2 dual-polarity design, which provides extensive omnidirectional coverage and effective MIMO performance for both Line-of-Sight (LOS) and Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) scenarios. This antenna’s robust construction ensures it stands up to outdoor conditions, making it a dependable choice for network deployments. The integration process is straightforward, as the antenna comes with a built-in Rocket mount that requires no additional tools for installation. This design not only simplifies setup but also enhances overall network flexibility and efficiency, delivering superior coverage and performance in a variety of applications.
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